WR661: Ian Krochak

Episode 661 February 03, 2022 00:33:05
WR661: Ian Krochak
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WR661: Ian Krochak

Feb 03 2022 | 00:33:05

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Show Notes

When Niverville singer-songwriter Ian Krochak was last on the podcast, he was just in the process of re-launching himself as an artist after a number of years out of the game.

We caught up and talked about the development of his country/roots-rock sound, tapping into creativity through the pandemic, a podcast project he’ll be launching soon, and much more.

Note: This interview was a little longer than it appears here, but we had a bad connection for part of the interview (Ian was on a cell phone and there was a storm), so some of it was unusable, unfortunately.

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